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The XMED project aims to enhance cancer detection by developing a non-invasive, adaptable screening tool that addresses current limitations of X-ray imaging. It utilizes advanced electron beams to create a tunable X-ray source, improving early tumor detection and reducing radiation exposure.
Cancer detection at an early stage is crucial for subsequent therapy success.
To achieve this goal, an effective screening should rely on a specific tool that should be not only non-invasive but also adaptable to patients and their diseases.
Widely used nowadays, X-Ray imaging (RX) is a well-established cancer screening technique.
However, it poses major problems of (i) detection of tumours at early stages when they are small and of low contrast, (ii) dose deposition in a body, especially for fr…
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